Christian theology has suffered in modern times from an inability
to explain its traditional reliance on metaphor to an audience
intellectually formed by empiricism. The author argues that what is
needed is not a more "literal" theology, but a better understanding
of metaphor. Soskice offers here an account of metaphor and
religious language that not only illuminates the way in which
theists speak of God, but also contributes to our understanding of
the workings of metaphor in scientific theory and other
disciplines.
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